I wish but I think Fury

@tombuckton2335 He should beat a blown up middleweight shouldn't he...I mean if he doesn't what does that say about him?

@@tombuckton2335oh yeah Tom?

He was doing an intense pad work workout in desert heat.. what do you expect? Prat.

@@jls534 he will be fighting the fastest most skilled boxer he’s ever faced, in the same heat so go figure clown,

With all due respect sweating does not represent how tired you are ​@@mrmoon1482

@@mrmoon1482 So is Usyk you dopey plank

Sweating is EXACTLY what you want to see from a fit fighter. If you are dry at this weight then you are in big big trouble. Fury was having fun, looked in great shape and was sweating because it’s an open session where he was training a bit. Have you ever seen any pro sportsman not sweat while training????? 🤷🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

COPE

How did that work out for him? 🤣🤣🤣

Wrong

Tell Mike Tyson that, he was smaller than the smallest of his opponents and bowled them over one after another with devastating KO's. Yes, generally a good tall one beats a good "little" one, but there is only one "good" one in the ring on the 18th and that's Usyk.

@@fredneuwirth6324 first he had to work harder because his style required an obscene amount of energy to continually move his head and legs to get inside, hense he style was not age friendly and he stopped bobbing and weave and just started to come in behind the jab and try to land big shots! Tyson was in his prime when he couldn't knock out Tillis, smith, tucker All taller than him and he had to go the distance! Let's dispell the myth that he knocked every top fighter out! Usyk is not mike Tyson, he doesn't fight in any way like mike Tyson and certainly doesn't have the leg strength or speed to generate the power mike Tyson! Mike Tyson wouldn't last long in today's era because of the height and weight heavyweights are compared to his day.. Speed leaves a fighter as they get old.. Reflexes leave, but power never leaves!! Tyson in his later years couldnt stop Kevin McBride and quit... Why? Because the only thing he had left was his power and McBride was able to take it, because of his size! Tyson in his prime would have struggled against anybody that was 6 inches taller and 30Ib heavier than him that could box! Just look at how hard it was for him to land a glove on Lewis, prime or not..he was too small for Lewis! Usyk will be running against fury..he's too small, doesn't have the reach to out jab fury, all fury has to do is fight on the outside behind his jab and usyk is toast lol

Does that make Fury susceptible to the chin? Down by Neven Pajkic, Steve Cunningham, Deontay Wilder & Ngannou. Usyk has been down twice to the body (both in amateurs) in well over 300 fights. If you want to count the Dubois shot, 3 times.

Every times fury’s been down it’s come out he’s had a bad camp or things going on with his kids. That ain’t the case this fight.

@joshormerod5382 no means he's got a great chin ...he keeps getting up which means he has great heart... all I've Said is what I've read mate ... relax .... judgment day is near

@@enockowl681 That must mean Usyk is just as resilient, since he's got up from the canvas each of those times. I'm looking forward to it, roll on Sat

@@joshormerod5382well said

Fury has also been very susceptible when attacking, hence 7 knockdowns against 4 men predominantly when he comes forward. Usyk may knock him down with counter punches using his weight against him. Fury can't be overly attacking.

I'll leave this comment here, but I bet Usyk does not go down by a body shot.

Usyk wins

Do your research boy , Usyk has no more body shot issues than any other fighter . He was hurt in the amatures . He has had over 350 fight's . Do the math you sheep

Usyk's weakness probably is his body, but Fury's body shots are nowhere near as destructive as Joshua's, and Usyk took them.

Unlikely

Not a chance

@@freedom4life123 who do you think he is ? Dubois put him down he's been injured after his last 2 fights with Bodyshots, Usyk has got a brittle body and he's gonna get exposed, as he gets older it will get even worse and he's 37/38 years old even more brittle specially after that 2nd AJ fight when he told everyone he was injured from bodyshots AJ give him then Dubois dropped him, and he had slight injuries after that it shows signs he's gettin too old and he's body can't take it anymore and I think Fury will expose him, and he's in great shape so he can move around box him lean on him tire him out them take him out.

@@Michael-The-NazareneFury’s also on the decline, that’s what makes it a fascinating fight

@@Michael-The-Nazarene I think you are coping

He won't win a battle of the jabs with usyk.

Yes he`s one these unfortunates who can`t take a friendl;y little punch inthe balls!

COPE

What hand speed?

Fury won’t be able to deal with usyks speed he was pumping with sweat doing a short public workout FFS, usyk will stop him mid rounds or landslide points victory wait and see,

Usyk has faster hands than fury.

What boxing school has Fury suddenly gone to to outbox Usyk🤣😂 Fury is an average boxer who won his fights against mediocre opponents because of his hight and weight and holding behind the neck while hitting uppercuts at the same time, by holding, clinching, grabbing, pushing, hitting with open gloves and open inside palms and the occasional illegal elbow and all the other semi-legal tricks he usually gets away with but certainly not through good and excellent boxing skills. Ask Ngannou who gave him a hiding and dropped him as well and made him look like he just got out of a car crash.